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With the majority of refugees permanently settling in Turkmenistan, local integration with host communities was necessary in order to build a cohesive and thriving society. Integration required improving perceptions among host and refugee communities, as well as building the capacity of refugees to become self-sufficient and actively participate in the economic and social life of the community.

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  2. With the majority of refugees permanently settling in Turkmenistan, local integration with host communities was necessary in order to build a cohesive and thriving society. Integration required improving perceptions among host and refugee communities, as well as building the capacity of refugees to become self-sufficient and actively participate in the economic and social life of the community.
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With the majority of refugees permanently settling in Turkmenistan, local integration with host communities was necessary in order to build a cohesive and thriving society. Integration required improving perceptions among host and refugee communities, as well as building the capacity of refugees to become self-sufficient and actively participate in the economic and social life of the community.

DSUAdmin2021-08-03T15:11:17-04:00September 15th, 2017|

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